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Hi I have the following problem
i need the name of the customer
in Table Omission i want to create a column Name Project which shows the name of customer that is related to Project_id from table omiission
the formula needs to be like this:
If Omission Table (project_id)-->Project Table(project_end_customer_id)-->Table project_end_customer_id(id)-->Table Customer(id) is a match give me Table Customer(Name) as the result
in the photo is how the relationships are between the different tables and
kind regards
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@Anonymous,
Given the relationship, it seems that you may simply use RELATED Function.
Column = RELATED ( Customer[Name] )
Hi i have difficulties with looking up a value over multiple tables
I want to add a column in table Omission with the customer name from Table Customer
please see photo below for the relationships
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@Anonymous,
Given the relationship, it seems that you may simply use RELATED Function.
Column = RELATED ( Customer[Name] )
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